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Old Feb 25th, 2005, 06:32 AM
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Names of Cinque Terre Wineries?!?!

I will be traveling through Cinque Terre Vernazza for 2 days in May and would really love to visit a Winery for a day? Does anyone have a suggestion or know a website to learn more about where wineries are?
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Just in case you think you're being ignored, the reason you have got no answers is because there aren't any.

My oenophile husband has a pretty wide ranging library and the nearest i can find is Ovada where they make Dolcetto d'Ovada. Dolcetto is " a plump grape with a low acid content traditionally used to amke cheerful Beaujolis-type wines that are deep red in colour and best enjoyed young". d'Ovada is described as "the fullest and firmest-can last for as long as 10 years". this is not what you might describes as a "Fine Wine"


You would have do go some distance to find anything better.

here is one web site for d'ovada.

http://www.villamontoggia.it/dove_siamo.htm

Even this is 190 klicks.
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Wow, Sheila, thank you so much for taking the time to respond to me. I will definitely check out that website. Have a great day!
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There is a little shop in Vernazza that sells the Cinque Terre wine. The white wine from Riomaggiore is delicious. Perhaps the merchant can tell you where they bottle the wine.
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Luciano Capellini
Frazione Volastra, Via Montello 240B, Tel: 0187 920632, [email protected], www.vinbun.it. Opening hours: by appointment only: [email protected], Tel: 0187 760083.
Passionate, he grows and bottles minute quantities of delicious Cinque Terre wines, including Casata dei Beghee, a brilliant straw-hued wine with herbal notes. Capellini is even more respected his luscious Sciacchetrà. He also makes unique “Vino di Buccia” wine from the second pressing of Sciacchetrà skins (le bucce). Small, rough and ready, this winery is remarkable. Tastings of Capellini wines can be booked and are held at Cappun Magru restaurant in the village of Groppo. Read more about Capellini and his wines in “Food Wine Italian Riviera & Genoa.”

Cantina Cooperativa Agricoltura Cinque Terre a.r.l.
Località Groppo, Tel: 0187920435, www.cantinacinqueterre.com. Open 7 to 7 Monday through Saturday, and by appointment (phone several days ahead; group visits, minimum 15).
Clean, well-made wines that showcase the wonderful herbal qualities of the Cinque Terre. Top wines made by this winery: Costa de Campu di Manarola; Costa de Sera di Riomaggiore; Costa dá Posa di Volastra. Vineyard visits by appointment only. There is a charge for wine tastings and snacks. The co-op has a fine boutique. Sold are wines, pesto, oils and olives, salted anchovies under oil, and other specialty foods of the Cinque Terre. Read more about the Cinque Terre Coop Winery and its wines in “Food Wine Italian Riviera & Genoa.”

Walter De Battè
Via Trarcantu 25, Tel: 0187 920127. By appointment only.
De Battè is probably the finest maker of Sciacchetrà in Liguria. (Read more about De Barrè and his wines in “Food Wine Italian Riviera & Genoa.”
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